The Aidan Christopher Davis Legacy of Hope Fund ensures that when a grieving parent reaches out for help, cost is never the barrier to receiving therapy and support. Created in Aidan’s memory, this fund provides no-cost and reduced-cost trauma-informed therapy for parents experiencing infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, pregnancy loss and infant loss. Every gift helps a family access specialized grief care during one of the most devastating experiences a parent can face.
Created in Aidan’s memory by his grandmother, Nancy Tagerman, this fund provides no-cost trauma-informed therapy for parents across the country experiencing infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant loss.
Every gift delivers something critical in a moment of unimaginable pain: access to specialized care, compassionate support, and the reminder that they are not alone.
Aidan's Story
On May 29, 2020, Aidan Christopher Davis was born sleeping at 37 weeks. Just two days earlier, his ultrasound showed a healthy, thriving baby. When his parents rushed to the hospital, the doctors and nurses searched for his heartbeat, but heartbreakingly, there was none.
Aidan was delivered at 12:53 AM, weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces and measuring 20 inches long. In those precious moments after his birth, his parents held him close, sharing their first hellos and their final goodbyes. He was beautiful, perfect, and deeply loved.
Although his time here was far too short, Aidan will always be part of his family’s story as a son, a little brother to Grayson, a grandson, a nephew, and a cousin. His parents and family continue to carry both immense love and profound grief for the life and future they dreamed of with him.
In Aidan’s memory, his family is committed to honoring his life by supporting awareness, education and care for families facing the unimaginable loss of a baby.
We invite you to make a donation in honor of Aidan Christopher Davis. Your support helps ensure that families experiencing infertility, pregnancy and infant loss receive the compassion, resources, and community they deserve.
Through remembrance, advocacy, and support, Aidan’s life continues to make a meaningful impact.
Why This Fund Matters
Many grieving parents want or need therapy but at times, the cost can make it challenging. Insurance coverage is often limited or nonexistent for specialized grief care, and many families face high deductibles, limited mental health coverage, or long wait-lists for specialized therapists. Yet pregnancy and infant loss is profound trauma that requires specialized care. No parent should be denied grief therapy because of cost or a wait list.